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Australian-born director Dennis O'Rourke is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. While living in Papua New Guinea, he completed the critically-acclaimed feature Yumi Yet - Independence for Papua New Guinea. O-Rourke died in 2013.
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- First Contact (1982) Cinematography
- Taking Pictures (1996) as Himself
- Half Life (1986) Director
- Cunnamulla (2000) Director
- Cannibal Tours (1988) Director
- Yumi Yet (1977) Writer
- Ileksen: Politics in Papua New Guinea (1978) Director
- Dennis O'Rourke on Dennis O'Rourke (2008) Director
- Couldn't Be Fairer (1984) Producer
- Angels of War (1983) Cinematography
- Land Mines: A Love Story (2005) Producer
- The Human Face of the Pacific: The Marshall Islands. Living with the Bomb (1983) Director
- The Good Woman of Bangkok (1991) Director
- Yap: How Did You Know We'd Like TV? (1981) Director
- The Human Face of the Pacific: Fiji. Legacies of Empire (1983) Director
- The Sharkcallers of Kontu (1982) Director
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